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LIVE STOCK
whaling,


The cattle market this week was slow
with prices unchanged from last week.
The no. market Was active. Mr,~rs. hud-
son x Bayha furnish the following quota
tons:
Cattle l,Unn 70 loo lbs stock @!"]ic
per ID, 900 t." 900 lbs. > iai3r per ID ~"
~ Sih lbs. Ia'ic. per ~
Hoy -M1iNr' "'il,St' t''tI per H.
l&trl'S-' Good a. 100 per u"
I,i''' '''', t'i -
Hh"rp s'""!r yer ID
chicago
CHICAGO, July 20. Cattle Er'r'p'N
5000 and shipments E,u"U, market steady
. "h'PPlhS o''''N - '''L, "'' ''"' nv '',''
!. e" - '''' VIZ '''''' '''''' - wa
% T p,t. r...;n,.. - NM and .I,;n,nort.
~ '''I' ''n ,''I''' ',. ,,'''
~, l'I ,; ~, .,u.., AZ ~ NV, -. mn
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PRODUCE.


TUESDAY, July %.
p,,.;,.,,. tb. ,,,., Wool. b,s h.rn mite
li,',,I,. ,nj ,b, ,,r,sr.,.,. are Good tor com.
t;,,,,,l I,r,-i,,.Is r,Ih,,,.. !. m sin hot
49,, d.r,orJ With nv inrrr,s. in rrira
ny,;rn e. n,.n.. sbnmrpts bv th. dealers 10
outside PARTIES. Potatoes are in better de
.,,,ud and rr;r,.s nm. somewhat tir,nrr
HIorl berries are COMING in in very Door
,,,l.,.,,,t J.,r.,,I - i.ht.r while nrirp.
r,n,,n, thr s,mr Tnm,tnps ar, p,it,
r|,ptiluI and fine. market has been badly
hrokrn Ia them. WatcrmrlouS have be
gum arriving from down ia" river ami are
selling at Pc per piece. The demand for
butter rcima u, good and quotations about
the ~Nm". Eggs are IN slow demand W'th
prices oil a cent. HpnhE ch''Nths are Il,
good demand WITH prices the same.
The supply rs rather scarce. The folio"
mg ale wholesale figures.
Butter Country choice i"Hl1c, @ond
country sale; common Date. lhesurPiS
Is lalr aud ihr drmanu Is good.
Beans Tor new h@ud-pIrh'u navy Inc
demand ls go"h amt the supply Iight.
Price are 81 - pei "nahrI.
Ne" l"IA IE'.'.' NN''i>'! '"-"'''' h''"
hviEor HIO Market nominal.
ttgS strictly I'ysh STOCK u ''i3' per
j"Zcu. supply good, "v'n'n" SLOW.
Feathers Ch"lre M "iis'Nu packages
''la''r; an small lots i.''r extra. -..,--
Potatoes Home ';'i~rl' new, - ''", ct
per barrel with N@n' supply ana $40"
neih"ud o.,
F"uI'iS live 'h''NI''N' ".", 80 w.
per d"/'"' 'P''n% '1'N'IS ,'' I;'l, W.
~, ''"~' "'I''''''' .'','I '',, ..niS
h'-N ''''' III 49,, 10, " i,lI 'I'., ,,r
'"l'"I' '''2' '"' ''' ""''' ''''" '''- W.
""N'"'
Land Country prime, with lar tie
mInd, 1T 62I,r
Crcrn Onions t2'c pei dozen huu'h'Si
fair supply and far demand. Onions per
buShrl ) 90; demand good, supply good
Peas Are IN lur demand anu pIehlII"l
at I5r per bushci.
CuruurI,,rs 1ullIr prr dozen: demand
.r,;, sr,,,Iy I;,,bt
r,5,th,t A.. Ii,,bt IN sunnIv and de-
maud ,,,,J n .O,. r.r dozen lunches
Ee,rs. l,rrrr 5D,. n,r hushrl. demand
slow sr,,I,. GOOD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
DrrTSRURG, CINCINNATI AND ST
LOUIS RAILROAD CO,

,Pan handle Routcl Uudcr schedule in crcc
May 81. lN>5, trains leave Wheeling, cen
urai standard Time For Struhruy,i.r AMI rit,.
hunrL. Gi1 II. ~. l2..' =. m, 30 ,. m. f"r
SGcuhruyillc, so T.. N. III" 90 81. IN uui
SO T. M trains make direct connection for
Columbus Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chicago.
The '2.J T. m. train make, direct connection
TOR Columbus and chicago Trains ariy" NJ
Wheeling al T. n II m, luuU a m, - y m. Hnd
GWp. NJ. mNl'
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COTTON.
NnM Nnlk.

New YORK, July % -Cotton-Futurc-
closed steady; July l0U1alUO~c; Srptrm
her . JUag SO; November 917ag 2-r;
January g2~ag2gr; March 9.lOl9 i2c;
April . i2ag. l-r; May q. O}a9Ojr.
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PET!st1bEUN


litusVllir.
| TIlUsvILLE, July % Petroleum -
Opened al &c: highest 56.c; lowest 55ic;
closed At %, e.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, July 26. --Pc'rolem---
Opened at 56!c; closed At 5j,c; highest
I6ic; lowest 5j!c; clearances 5000 bar
Icls.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsgIRG, July 20. - Petroleum. -
Very weak; opened At 10 ,c; closed At 56c;
highest j6lc; lowest 56c.
New York.
New YnRE, July 2G.--Petroleum
Closed steady; opening at 56tc; highest
56Sc; lowest 5j,c; closed At 56lc; sales
|, lig, 600 barrels
on city.
on CITY, July 26.-petroleum Opened
at 1T f., highest jG. lowest ~, e; closed at
Doc. sales GG-, 600 barrels: clearauces
|. is UGU barrels charters 93Ol5 barrels;
shipments 90, -gi barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

gan at 36a37c; Michigan extra 31a32; spring
Texas 2Oa26c; spring California l9d2ic;
pulled woods suEerline at 3Oa39c; extra at
Disable.
Boston.
BusToN, July Do Wool-Fair and I'M
changed; Ohio and Pennsylvania extra
heeces at 33c; Xxx At 3Ia35; Michigan cN-
ira 32c; No. Ohio conblng Toe; line
spring Texas wool 2Oc; other grades uu-
changed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

For the last year have had species of itch
INK, SyuIy and IImply humOr. Oh ny face iu
which have applied "a great many methods ii
Treatment without success, aud which was speed
iIy and entirely cured los ,utIDuTd
MRS Ay PHELPS EuypuuB O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
WOOL"
hccling.

IT E1bAl, July 70.
The market continues very quiet and il
there is any change noticeable it is towards
lower prices, which are now fully > per
cent lower than two weeks, and mamfac-
turers are reluctant to purchase at the
present figures Onlyth0se who are utter
ly without stock are doing so, and then
only Tor immediate wants. The market
Stems To be in demUrallzrd condition, as
the sales IN Boston Tell considerably short
OF the previous week and are not one
fourth Is large Is the sales iur corresponding
week last year As has been before stated
tins dizziness is asCrhed Ia the ught money
market both IN the Last and West, ana 10
the poor condition OF the goods market,
manufactured goods being sold below last
wears prices. In line woods there Is little
or nothing doing, NN ONO tleeces being
quoted IN the East 4, low Is - To j5r,
which is equal to 2.ic in the West. Medium
woods are fcrl ny the effect "l the dulln"sfa,
and woods " hIcn could have been readily
sold At large prices are now hard to sell at
a reduction OF from 10 to H. per cent.
We quote the following prices. Fine
llccce-waShcd wool ~ to Sic; unwashcd ~
Ia 2lr; unmerrhanIlbie - 10 Die.
Medium lleeces washed - to 81 ,mcdlum
tub washed "a to 3Gr; medium unwashrd
wool - to 21c; black, bury and fleece
crown . to Zoe less.
Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

ruticum Remedies ARE sold ,yrry where. Price.
Clicuru ~ cents, IutICuu KrsOIyrul, 81 90
Soap, ., cents Prepared by lHr PORTER DEi %
AND CHENICNI CO.. Boston, Mas. send Tor
How toCur" Skin Diseases.
nnIDn l'ImpIr,. skin EI,mi-u,~. and Baby
6nU65, IIumul,, cured boy Cru,rnN soar
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AkrIyAIE.
NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time 'ah" Mklrr eject June ?tih. 80,
Passenger trains will run az follows Central
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GinCiuanti.

CINCINNATI, July 2G.-Cotton Nom
iual Fiour-Wrak Wheat Dull; No. >
red 1uaTIc; receipts 20, 500 bushels; ship
mcnts i, 600 bushels om-Stcady; No
> mixed ll!a42c Oats-fair demand;
No. >, new, Poe. Eye-lreguIar; No. ,,
l7ialSr Pork Quiet at SIG 90. Lard
Flrm at 81 ~. Bacon Easier and I'M
changed Whisky and firm;
sales Of 500 barrels OF finished goods on
a basis ut II o. Butter, Sugar and
Chrrs, Strong. Eggs bull At 9c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

81 ,lair-yilIr Accommodation ,uur m, daliN.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation lraT's Wheeling nj
Z. ~ n. M daily.
81 UIairylilr accommodation, leaves Wheel
IuE ~ N.,Ir. M. 1tu AMI .-,n T.. H Returning,
arrives ,u Wheeling ~ -CiE ~. dUi, la End
T. H. ~ M. daily except sunday.
Tain n.NIug N go q. m. uud HI I. m,
through Ia CurImiug without change. win
sleeper through tp Cincinnati Oh Night TAIN.
columbus Accommodation leave Nh"cll!IE Al
-, p n. Eeli.urc n d. =. N, daily except 0uh'
day
Chicago Limited 'ru5iuuH . lrp IN. hrN 'I,cp.
ing car ipl iui,agu u.i ~ Wuy,NWg.
Muuui .,..l" ACrrG r'u,lRiiuu lr'tvrs NH."a.G
IL. iHOr ~. and arrives at MuuHIsyi.tr AZ 4. a.
y. M. duly u.urp' sunday.
Euirnuul Accommodation leaves ~ 10 y. ~
Through coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati
daily on NJ. . leaving Wheeling ri gpb ~ NJ
rlviuP ~ ClHrIuna,I - h..U .. ~
b y q. s'r,y pin" carN on MI through 'fhius
Clos, cuur,cl.u made iur SlI iuut south 6ui
Suuthw,,; North AMI Nurlhwc.,, making thls n
desirable rDUtc tor CuIOuish AMI pvt'nus moving
to tho great wcs; ana IA whom particular alton
uvn II gwen.
Tickets tD al principal points on sa'e nj Grpoi,
Sleeping ear COMMUNICATIONS can secured VI
Depot Tcs,' 1ir"r
I G. Bl Xxx
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strong; refined steady; white extra C 81
. 7-l6c; yellow i!al!c; cOnfectioners' A
> l5-l6a5,c; standard 5!a5 9-l6c; powder
ed 3 l-l6a6,c; granulated D l6a6c. Mo
lasses-Dull and nominal Rice Steady
and demand fair Petrolrum-S Steady
United HiIG,C; refined Gsc TallOw Dull.
kosln-Steady. Tumcntinr-D Eggs
Quiet but steady; receipts 4S,7lG pack
ages. Wool quiet; domestic fleece 3Ul
31c; pulled lla;i5c Cut Mrats-Quiet and
rather weak. I1rd Closed weak; August
s. 30. Butter Firm aud in fair demand
tor choice grades, Che,.~e-Firm. Copper
Steady; lake lOsalO4r.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 2G-Wheat opened d
shade tirmer This morning. Receipts OF
wheat are quite free The shipments,
however, are large enough To cOunteract
any effect the receipts might have on the
market. Corn continued the bulhsh feel
ing Of yesterday at the opening to-day.
oats dull and lower. Provisions mOdcg-
atcIy active. Flour was dull and uu-
changed. Wheat-Cash No. spring 90
aG9!c; No spring nominal, No red II e:
'"'! ,','''' N"@"H' "D,'u'2Vr 'I"Ni"S
At "',,' September 'oiaIfc, closing at
81 ~ g VC'O'rr '!s'"ic, closing at .]c'
C"i. ''tHh No = "',c; July ia, g.
closing AT nc; August @Iia@-i c, closing
At ",,'' september - a5Sc, closing at"Sic;
ot'onri "o-'riSsc, closing ut "9c. Oats
Cash No. = 2lia2l.r; September 21Sa23, C,
closing at 2'5c; October 25!a2G!c, closing
at 2o,c. Cash No. :, lie. Barley
No. 2nomlnal Flax Seed-No. 81 O6!.
Timothy Sced-l'rlmc 81 IL. Mess Pork
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No MEDICINE LIKE THEM.

Ne have sold Your rU'icuut k"mr.lI", '"r The
.Hst sin yrur>. aud uu medicines "u oar shelves
give better satisfaction.
a. +. A1llEI.IoS, Druggist Albany, y. /.
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TTTTLE'> WAR RECORD.
Continuation ct the Ir,,or, 81 the ''rrHr
Warrior.

h t"uH"W'l'"" cot the h'''"'' "' tue '''''
WARRIOR
ST. Iu. l-. IJl, 2b Tue E.pra.w
.......r... .,,.,f., r..,. from TN. ul, ut
..., r .rf.
''..' 10. ."''
story is furnished HE General iSlr'r, Who
,.r...r.irt hmm ,n Che Hruufmeut of Nat
...r -,..r 49,. ,...,,,,|ri..,, .,
n.ahd NI"N u'I '".. 90 V''.''.'.'' "'''''"
..,rurr. u, t.a- city. llr says. cont
....,,.t.-t. , lfr.-,,rrl ..,.r.r,.r. and vt- n
....,.,....r,.. AL, .nr, NI,l.arr-nff a, Nll,nu..
..........t ,r.. t,,.... t..,- frr-E with urrsnr.
.......,,.,.. ,.f,l,.., .rrd .rutfI,'s ,.rn. WIS
.........,.,r.. ,..-.f,..,,f ~.m,. time. i'm
.t.r,,.. r..rr,nry Dc, rirhi.
~ f......r .sr.rr,l ,.,r,t.. u, h,.tdylrrr.
,.r-..t r,., N..I,r,rs,p U, rrfrrrrd tn
rr......,.t,,r, ...,rfrls and sliI that he. could
,,, L,r....r. tolerate. futile in command of
,r.. T.rr.rtr,ui.
.A.r..r ..r.. furE..r conversation h.-
r,,r,u. his De. stfl lr INTENDED To- remove
rr,fr.. ihgf ur.,.,t. aaG hr appointed ulr tu
,nr drrarmyut command soon after !
assumed command futile lr,t Tor the
Nurtu About twenty miuutcr HirI the
month h.und New Orleans boat m" ir't
with lutte on hotri th" provost guard
reported 90 ur that futile hJt taken along
"l,u Hnu % landau '|'l VIZ ''u"'. ''''"
from planter some 'iln' '''"'' """ WIS
..7'" 30. '' .''' '..'' "' .''''''.'
rHEuFNEENL Er y uuNN.
...r,.. r,rf,,i 49,. a very valuable one.
-. .G. f,.,, ,nrrrf,r,ur..l m the
-. a., ...... r,rr, ,,nrsI - uu1. inn
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A,rlNrllHn Ahn rIrrssnKa pLyIs!on

IlTtiEEIfEG AED P!TrsBURG DIVIslCH
on and a,r"r May . l~N7, passenger trains will
run A. follows Contra, standard time.
pEPAETURg.
FOR Piltsnurg aDD N daily 10 q m. daily;
~ g. n. ,IHily. AM ~ T. IN, iHi'}.
FJr Va. aug.m 80 p. u ds!l. except snn'
lag
AkFIyAIs.
From ri,rrhuIs g.i0 "a m ialy. ii.li a ~.
gIl. D.. d. ~ daily ''r"Pt Sunday. u ]" j. M
,.u' IS.
RON Wrsafag;"u lna "a. ltig except "c,,'
day
g. X. LORD. General r;r.-"ngrr Agrt
D. y. PATTON, Sulrr'd"ut. fttbirrh
T. L. L&NF. Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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TnI,,In

ToLEpo, O., July 2G-Whcat Active
and higher; cash and August 1ic: Srplrm-
brr 10; October I6ic; December 1otc.
Corn Dull and steady; cash 39c, oats
quiet; No p! white Pc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
Railroads.

CLEVELAND u PITTSBURG K. Il.
Under schedule in effect May - lSS-, trains
leave Bridgeport. Ohio, Central ~tHniar! Time:
For Pittsburgh and cleveland. $40 u. m, IL!
T.. M For Plt>hurGh, lOl. II M For Wells.
Vile. AZ D. N For Sl"uhcnyllc, 50 n. m.
For Martins Ferry, GIIH. ~. Trains arrive at
Bridgeport at ,@ II. IN, 1892 II. III, a..iG p. M,
Isl =. m, a.ig =. m. myE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD CON
u pauy on and amer July L. Isl. passenger
trains viii ran A. fDlOwS-W Wheeling, IS Meridian
West of River. Central time.
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I. G.. Bl xxx
Ticket Agent Is \ .. Depot
LAIIN LALI
TirI-nI Nrrnl nHA,,

Ticket Agent. urdcr Nyl.ur House.
IDHE I lASt Tray Pass, 90. Agri
& l. LORD ten. PAS. Agent
WI NJ. CEtMFSI- Manage Baltimore, Nd
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July %. Wool, quiet
and unchanged; Catalonia, OHIO, ana
Pennsylvania extra tlrcccS at .Eir; y y ut
3il:i5c; No woods, ONO At 3-r, M'rh'-
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N-uEFLISG and ELM GROVE r. &.

ON sud after Monday. May % lN>5, Trains ON the
Wheeling a.l E.m Grove l. H.. vii. -uu u~ FOL,
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Get ready for the big Reunion by keep
ing a good stock. All goods in the gro
Gerry line are firm aud advancing. Smoked
meats look cheap at to-iay's prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-26
Danish the Car Stove.

AFTER many strong appeals from the peo.
- through the press arguments, entrea.
~ and reproaches prolonged through
many years and illustrated by human sac.
nnces by the hundred-sacrifces so horri.
o'e IN detail that beside them the flashing
knife OF the Aztec priest would have
seemed . merciful relief-after all this
suppication from a free sell. governing
people, Ut last the cold metal heart Of the
raalroad god Of our civiliz alton has bsen
touched and the New York Central has
dstsrnined to heat its cars by steam. In
certain quarters this news OF the banish.
Dent Of the deadly car stove is received
with grateful Joy and noted as star tlinp
ovidence OF the existence of the soul OF .
eoeporati0n but from the calm dslibera.
elon with which this result has beer
Seached, it seems more probable that tht
bard cash heart of the company was
wrung BY the consideration that crema.
taon OF passengers by the car stove was OK.
pensive.
Whatever the reason, the public is
thankful and prays for the swift destruc.
Non Of the car stove on all the railroa of
ehs land.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-26
PERSONAL.


JAMES BLACK, Of Lancaster, y . member
Of the Prohi bitioo state executive committee
The PRINcKss or WALES 10 said never 10
wear The same bonnet tWico. No wonder the
prince 10 . bankrupt
The LATE ALVIN CLARK wss always fer
moro pfoud-if pride can Be predicated OF
such an unsssumtng geutleman--of hts miuia-
ture portrait painting than Of his telescope
making.
tons to sreak on September 6. so much 10
he importuned to speak and write that he
announces he will accept no invitations Of
that hind.
THE LATE AaosrINo DErRErls was al
ways CARELESS OF bis dress aud personal ap-
pearance until he became premier, and even
then he wss no dandy. His feet were al.
rather congratulated himself Z" because" he
said, "no one can expect . man with such
feet TO dance ct Q state ball"
Mr.. GEoRaE LANpIs, formerly Of the
1NrELL1GENcER, who hes for some time past
be IN The fficient foreman OF the Memphis
cept more lucrative one in the business
office OF the same paper. Mr.. Landis 10 a
genial gentleman, and one y ho will do good
work In any department OF newspaper. So
lays the Memphis Araianche.
DIR. OLIVER wENpELL HOLMES coufeeses
that there il . good deal In . name In q
letter to jaime. X Randall, author of "Mary.
land My Maryland" congrstulating him
upon the "genuine ring and lite like spirit"
IN that lyric, the doctor Gays he only re-
Rretted he could not write "Massach h usetts
My Massachusetts,! that would have been
1t once "ss musical and effective" In wha,
wrs for him "'he right side In the armed con
troversy." massachusetts is good name r.
conjure with but hythmicslly 1t pressnta
difficulties,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-26
Il Comes Tumblisg Aiter.

The passenger department Of the Penn.
sylvanis railroad has again distinguished
itself. After stopping the issue Of thousand
mile tickets at two cents mile, upon the
ground that it was a violation Of the inter.
state commerce law to sell one man ticket
at two cents, while charging three to an.
other, the sale Of these two cent tickets
has been resumed, without any amendment
Of the interstate law or any Interpretation
of it upon this point by the commissioners.
The passenger boss Of the railroad has
reached another conclusion about the
"policy," Of the railroad. This new con-
viction came to him after the Read.
ing railroad had commenced again
to issue thousand mile ticket books /:
just as the determination to stop them had
been reached after the Reading had agreed
to do the same.
The Reading retreated from its foolish
position, and the Pennsylvania comes
tumbling after. Both have reason to be
ashamed of themselves; but the Pennsylva.
mia, assuming 70 be the very choicest pink
among railroads, has cause to be especially
ashamed Of any conspicuous folly in man
agement, such as this.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-26

THE New York Herald gives this sugges-
tion to American butchers The wealth Of the
people OF Argentine Republic consists lareely =
Ia their herds. They own IA, III, 900 co vs.,
4,ls0,OO0 horses aud 100000 sheep. The
pasture grasses are so various and Of such
excelIent quality that even In winter the
cattle are not fed. They must got their own
living or go without 1t. As general thing
they manage to pull through, Ut even when
the mercury is down in the Jumps the herdsr
lets his herd take their chances and never
stalls them. In Baenos Ayres meat is dear.
Mutton and beef bring . high price, and what
Is worse they are of the poorest Guslity-so
poor, indeed, that q saddle OF real Southdown
mutton or steak OF the juicy tenderloin sort
Is q luxury unknown. All that IL needed,
however, il TO stall the cattle and properly
feed them. Bullocks can be bought at $ll so
head, but beef lit tor the table cannot be had
at any price wise man, with Q long head
on his shoulders. Who would raise beef for The
market could gather In the dollars from
Buenos Ayres fathers OF families In q very
satisfactory way.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-26

THE New York Star says that Editor
Pulitzer, Of the World was on the point OF
coming out for Mr.. George last year during
that gentleman's attempt on the msyoralty.
One Of the Worlds young men, one Smith,
went to the Labor headquarters and assured
the leaders Of the movement that bis en-.
ployer, Mr.. Pulitzer, felt himself strongly
moved in their direction; that he was dis
9usted with the chickering's aud "tradss " OF
Tsmmapy, County Democracy and Irving
hall. The World sent talented photosrs-
pher around to take pictures Of the Labor
leaders, and put some one at work condens
ing Mr.. Georges book for publication in iti
columns, the understanding being that {
whole page should be devoted to the pur-
pose. The nomination OF Abram s. Hewitt,
il ssid to have demolished this house Of
csrds
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saaned by government pledges, the com
pany well knows that the power of the gov.
eminent itself is limited and governed BY
public opinion. The sympathy of the Can.
adams is Overwhelmingly in favor of the
people of Manitoba in their struggle to es
cspe from railroad monopoly by building a
line to the states, and it would be very diff.
cult indeed, in the present temper of the
people, to persuade Canadians to take up
me railroads quarrel, simply because the
dominion had been foolishly pledged to
maintain the monopoly. The government
can not afford to come to blows in Mani.
toba, and the knowledge Of this fact is the
secret Of the boldness of the Manitobans.
This little handful of people hold the weak.
est link of the long chain of communica.
ton between England and the East. inst
forged at great expense, and rebellion
there, II based on so popular q grievance,
would be terribly contagious. We may
therefore look for graceful backdown on
The part Of the Dominion government be-
lore actual violence is reached.
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THE Southern Recorder IL edited by Bishop
Turner, OF the colored Methodist church, and
referring In his paper to q recent converss-
tion with Secretary Lamar, he says, "Secre-
tsry Lamar is one OF the most generous and
noble-minded men In the country. His 70.
spect for the negro IL all we could wish -
Even worse than this remains behind. "If
We were In politics." the bishop proceeds
I'VE would nominate him for the presi.
dency." Commenting on this, tho New York
F0st observes "When 1t comes to colored
bishop In the South nominating an 'unhung
rebel for president, Northern oourb ous, like
boutslle, OF Maine, must indeed feel q though
their occupation was gone"
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The Union Medical Association.

The Union Medical association, which in.
cludes physicians OF Pennsylvania and Mary.
land, held their annual reunion at Mount
Gretna park on Thursday and about ep
physicians were present with their wives and
families. Brooklyn, New York, Hartford and
Secil counties Maryland; Philsdelphis,
Dauphip, Lebanon, Lancaster, Adams and
Cum berlsnd counties, Psnnsylvsnir were
represented. The doctors spent the day
M It epJoysbly, and the most important
feature was the business meeting, at which
Dr. J. w. Z. O'Neill, Of Getty sburg, the
retiring president, delivered the annual sd-
dre-
The following officers we're elected by accls
nation Pre- sident, Dr. s. ]. Rouse, OF York
vice presidents. T. Reilley Bucher, OF Lebs
non, and J. J. Jamar, Of Cecil, Md; secretary
and treasurer, w. F. Bishop OF Harrisburg
This exc cuttve committee was appointed
ORA Alex. Craig, Columbia; W. W. Dale
carlisle; 8. LtneaweAve Lebanon; @. &
Oxford, Pc
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The WomeIsdorf Orpb>n., HON.

Over 8. OCO people from Philade phis, Read
ing, Harrisburg, Allentown, Cressona, Ian
caster and from all the surrounding country
gathered in the beautiful grove I'd joinips
Bethany orphans home, at WomeIsdorl or
Thursdsy, to participate in its twenty fourth
annual anniversary exercises. The preser
number OF orphans In the home is 20. 1t ID
an institution conducted under the auspice
OF the reformed church OF the United States.
Rev. H. ;. Davis, Of PhiIsdeI phia. made ths
invocation Rev. T. NJ. Yundt superiu,en-
dent OF the home, the address OF welcome, and
Rev: DR.. Kniest, OF Philadelphia, and REV,
r; u. wagner, OF Allentown, followed with
addresses, which were intsrs persed with rec
had 4Oi inmates since its orpsniz.tioos
Twenty.two orphans were admitted during
the year.